The Comfort of Music: How Kid Cudi Transcends Pain and Struggle
Why do certain songs bring us so much comfort? Music has a profound effect on many of our lives, helping…
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Cop Secret: an Under-the-Radar Icelandic Gem at the Image+Nation Film Festival
I had the pleasure of attending the 35th Image+Nation Culture Queer film festival this past November, and the event’s closing…
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A Requiem for (the old) Kanye West
As Ye entangles himself in a downward spiral of controversies and conspiracies, his anti-hero persona exposes itself clearer than ever….
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The Player’s Theatre’s What The Butler Saw is scandalous, perverted, and wickedly hilarious
The Bull & Bear’s Arismita Ghosh reviews a recent student production of What The Butler Saw presented by the Player’s Theatre I…
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Love Is Blind: Entertaining or Exploitative?
Over the past few years, reality dating shows have been popping up everywhere, especially on Netflix. Love Is Blind, Dated…
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A New Tomorrow for the Man of Steel? What Henry Cavil’s Return as Superman Could Look Like Going Forward
Much like the vocal critics that accuse Superman of being a simple character, I thought that discussing Henry Cavil’s return…
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A New Chapter: How your Independent Bookstore Navigated the Pandemic
The question of what your local, independent bookstore does for you can be hard to conceptualise. However, when you sit…
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The Misogynistic Tales Encompassing Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling In anticipation of the release of Don’t Worry Darling, our screens…
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Creativity, Identity, and Transition: Teiya Kasahara’s Journey
For the fifth anniversary of Queer History Month, McGill invited a very special keynote speaker: Toronto-based Teiya Kasahara, a trans…
Read MoreThe Fall of Saul
(Warning: spoilers ahead for Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul) If you search “James McGill” on Google, you’ll be greeted…
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